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  • A vibrant valley nestled at the foot of the Teton Mountains and threaded with the sparkling Snake River, Jackson Hole is equal parts nature and nurture. The eclectic Wyoming ski town is known for its…

  • Redesigning the front of your home can be time and labor intensive, and costs vary widely depending on the materials, consultants and the extent of the remodel. Spending plenty of time in the design…

  • Ranch-style homes are typically simple, long one-story structures. Popular in the 1960s, they feature a number of siding types, but wood and vinyl siding are the most common. The facade can be updated…

  • The FDTV1a and HDTVa are amplified indoor digital television antennas manufactured by TERK, a division of Audiovox Corporation. Both models are designed to replace traditional TV antennas, most of…

  • Roof decking, also known as roof sheathing, is the layer of plywood that fits over the rafters and under the shingles on typical pitched roofs. The classic 1950s-style ranch home has a pitched roof…

  • The luxurious, airy appearance and atmosphere of Greek-inspired decor can make your apartment a place where you can relax and enjoy your surroundings. Colors from nature, natural decor and Greek…

  • Bungalow style homes were introduced at the turn of the 20th century. These homes are usually 1-1/2 stories with low-pitched roofs. Large front porches are also characteristic of the bungalow design.…

  • A pastel palette evokes a warm and welcoming feeling in any home, especially a cottage. In most cases, pastel colors represent femininity and softness, but you can also use this color theme in a…

  • Your ranch house, once so roomy, may be bursting at the seams with the addition of a child or a second car. The easiest and less intrusive method of adding to a ranch house is to build horizontally. A…

  • Ranch houses are one-story homes that sprawl across the lot. The bedrooms may be split with the master suite on one side of the living area and the other bedrooms on the other side. The homes have an…

  • Dormer windows must have precise dimensions to fit a home’s roof space appropriately. Your goal is to design dormers with roof lines that create a balanced look for the whole house design. You…

  • If you want to create a 1950s art deco ambiance in a home or building, you have several different decorating motifs from which to choose. Though deco was at its peak in the 1920s, 1930s and 1940s and…

  • Walls in homes come in two styles -- non-load bearing and load bearing. Non-load bearing walls play no role in the structural integrity of the house. They divide the interior space and can be removed…

  • In primitive and Medieval times, the fireplace was central to homes and public buildings as a source of heat and a way to cook food. Today's fireplaces are a focal point in homes and other buildings…

  • Redesigning a bathroom involves many choices, from the tub and shower to the fixtures, flooring and walls. When you think about wall decor, you need to decide between slapping a coat of paint on the…

  • The gambrel roof in U.S. architecture dates to the Colonial era, when Dutch colonists built gambrel-roofed homes on the banks of the Hudson River. Gambrel roofs also appear on Colonial homes from the…

  • In small spaces, colors define the overall ambiance and mood, making color choices paramount. When selecting rugs for a small apartment, consider how colors influence the spatial elements of a room:…

  • For a landscape that's most pleasing to the eye, design your plantings to complement your house and any other nearby structures. A ranch-style home is primarily distinguished by its horizontal lines…

  • The ProStaff 3-9x40 Matte Nikoplex -- also referred to as the 6310 -- and the ProStaff 3-9x40 Matte BDC -- also referred to as the 6320 -- are scopes for hunting rifles, called riflescopes, developed…

  • One of the many choices the homeowner is faced with when choosing cabinet hardware is the handle shape. Round handles are a common choice because they are widely available and almost universally…

  • Shabby chic and country French decor styles are similar because each features a casually elegant ambiance and plenty of charming vintage details. When decorating with a shabby chic and country French…

  • Homeowners looking to update or remodel their homes often try to be loyal to the original design of the home. While this is required in many areas for homes on a historic register, for most homeowners…

  • When it comes to fusion interior design, French and Italian styles make excellent bedfellows. Whether you're looking for something rustic or grandiose, you can easily borrow from both cultures to…

  • You can dress up a feature wall or a whole room with starched fabric. Starched fabric is an alternative to paint or wallpaper and can be used in any room. Whether you choose to use fabric you already…

  • A vintage metal foot locker can be a sturdy resource for some extra added storage in any room of the house. Many of these types of boxes can be found at thrift shops and yard sales, or maybe there's…

  • Because California is a state outfitted with sprawling mountain ranges, beaches and deserts, and is typically blessed with year-round outdoor living conditions, a California-themed decor often…

  • Gothic architecture began in France as stone masons, glassmakers and other artisans developed skills to fulfill the vision of religious leaders. Originally called The French Style, it featured soaring…

  • Interior decorating styles are as different as the homeowners who enjoy them. Styles are open to interpretation; and while some homeowners adhere to one design style, others borrow from and are…

  • Streamlined art deco styles and industry-inspired designs were in the forefront of the 1930s home decor. Unlike the mainly functional bathrooms of the past decades, 1930s bathrooms made high glamour…

  • Scroll edging creates small, decorative fences that mark garden borders or walkways and that keep small animals, birds and other pests at bay. Choose the kind of scroll edging you want in your garden…

  • Transform your quaint cottage in a cheerful space by decorating with light, bright touches that bring sunny beaches and gardens to mind. Use nature-inspired colors, such as yellow and sky blue, when…

  • Homes with timber post-and-beam construction can be small or large, rustic or regal, a single level or multiple floors, but they have at least one thing in common: They have a structural support…

  • The nuisance of a leaky basement can almost always be traced by to a faulty design or execution in the foundation drainage system. Three parts to the system must work together -- the slope of the…

  • Brick provides homeowners with a number of advantages over some other exterior building material options. Brick homes tend to be cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter due to their thermal…

  • The key to decorating small spaces is to deceive the eye into thinking the room is larger than the square footage would suggest. Light colors usually accomplish this better than dark hues, which can…

  • If your apartment is windowless, or if the windows face north or are blocked by trees or large shrubbery, deliberate decorating is necessary to compensate in a home where no direct light reaches the…

  • You can use vintage doilies, which are small, generally handmade pieces of lacy fabric, to give any room in your home a charming look. If your antique doily collection is hiding away in a closet, pull…

  • Neoclassicism is a movement of arts, literature, architecture, theater arts and music drawn from the influences of ancient Greek and Roman fashions. Europe and the United States experienced a…

  • Decorating a den with provincial French influences involves careful attention to color and texture combinations. As you add and assemble various pieces in the room, include surfaces such as tables and…

  • The gambrel roof has been used for decades on barns, sheds and other buildings because it provides more interior space for hay lofts and storage. Often called a "barn" roof, a gambrel roof…

  • Revival building styles appeal to romantic perceptions of a faraway, simpler time. The actual style of building during the time of Henry Tudor was medieval Gothic, but the American Tudor Revival of…

  • The ranch house and craftsman’s bungalow have some similarities, including easy access to the yard. Depending on the designer and the decade in which your ranch-style home was built, its simple…

  • Make you small cottage big on style by decorating it with bold colors. You can use vibrant hues to enhance just one space or all of the rooms in your cottage. If you're on a tight decorating budget,…

  • The Victorian period, approximately 1837 to 1901, featured rapid social change as the Industrial Revolution changed standards of living. Many Victorian children weren't brought up coddled in a nursery…

  • Vintage theater seats can add drama or style to your home, depending on where and how you use them. The style of your vintage theater seats should complement the style of the room. Consider the era…

  • The traditional Cape Cod-style house has its origin in the early English settlers of Cape Cod, who based their designs on the half-timbered houses of England. The result was a one-and-a-half story…

  • Selecting a style of home decor can be daunting for any married couple. Being young adds additional pressure to the task because you want to create a youthful and inviting environment for your friends…

  • Bring out your inner cowboy by decorating your home with a rustic and horse theme. Western inspired accents will add a little bit of the Wild Wild West in your home that is both welcoming and…

  • Feng shui is more than just a decorating style. The term "feng shui" means "wind and water" and involves the arrangement of your space, and placement of decor to achieve harmony…

  • Bare floors, arched ceilings and exposed timber are just a few features of Tudor homes. French-inspired Tudor homes have open concept rooms that bring in light and air. When choosing the correct decor…